Ascents as various tick types as sport by Ashley Felton

Well (over?) protected and enjoyable multi-pitch slab climbing, though without many distinguishing features. A fun day out.

Pretty cruisey, but I'm glad that we did it.

Clean as you like.

A good intro to Blue Mountains rock.

Good confidence-booster to come back to this and lead it cleanly.

Getting a grip on the leading edge of the overhang (start of second pitch) feels pretty hairy. Decent for practicing multi-pitch.

The first pitch is fairly straightforward, the second is a lot more challenging (hats off to Kym). Second carrot on the 2nd pitch (after the hanger) is in a butt-clenchingly high spot.

Good climb (for slab).

Nice, easy warm up.

Good clean fun, climbing up over the jagged flakes of gouging. Well-protected, but don't slip.

Extremely strenuous and sustained climb; heck of a workout for the arms. Note there is a ledge you could play tennis on for a rest, half way.

Surprisingly easy for the grade, though pumpy. A big, lovely, overhang jug haul.

Very good climb. Some delicate footwork required to perch on thin crimps.

A pleasant enough warm-up.

Eh. Quicker way to get up than walking around the path.

A clean ascent, on the second go. A time or two more to dial in the moves, and it'll be time to try this on lead.

Not quiiiite ready to try the lead. Soon.

One last practice ascent.

Nice, varied climb. Alternates between sketchy and safe. Would take a better climber than I to stay on the right for the whole route.

Tick!

A clean lead on a classic route, and a new personal best at that. In the sunshine. Life feels pretty good.

A good route, with one very nervy clip (the fourth) and a strenuous crux move straight after (took a couple of tries to work it out). The rest is straightforward.

What's the opposite of sandbagged? An okay climb, but it's barely harder than AWA.

Fell of the crux, again! Even though I knew what to do!

Getting back to stiffer grades, slowly. This was a great confidence-booster today.

A very pleasant surprise, way better than expected. If it were at ground level, I'd describe it as "must try".

Woosed out a bit on the crux, the first go. It's easy once you know how. Trust your feet.

Always fun.

Not exactly a clean ascent, but I got up. Crimpy, technical, and highly entertaining. Classic.

Deceptively easy at the start, the top third provides all of the excitement.

OK for a warm-up.

Stalled out on the unsettling top section. Trust those tiny feet.

Pure quality.

Straightforward, until the vertical drill hole/crack at the finish. Pumpy, technical laybacking to finish. Good times.

Very good fun, this. Couple of tense, slippery parts - it's well worth slinging the tree in the gully prior to setting the next clip.

Easy enough to be relaxing, thin enough to still have interest.

I might have enjoyed this more if it hadn't started raining midway. Nevertheless, some good moves.

Nice, easy for the grade.

Snatched a quick lead, between helping out the kids.

Finally got this classic dialled in and scaled cleanly. Such a good climb. Fist pump!

A sweet couple of moves to get through that crux. As good as I remember!

The practice finally paid off with a clean ascent. A personal best! Back soon to try for the clean lead.

I like this route, just not in the dark.

Balance and poise required, rather than strength.

Fun times. The last move feels a little dicey 'til you find the hidden hold!

OK warm-up.

Sometimes you just wanna climb slab.

Good holds and feet. Felt easier than 17, I might have strayed a bit far right.